Aquila European Renewables (AERI) has paused its share selling process after the preferred bidder reduced the number of assets it was planning to acquire, along with a cut in the indicated acquisition price.
In a stock exchange notice (28 July), the board said that decision followed "extensive negotiations" with the bidder, a move that led to a "broadly agreed" form share purchase agreement. Apax Global Alpha to be taken private by PE consortium in £794m deal However, the bidder's "revised offer" would mean "a less material proportion of the portfolio would be sold and is expected to lead to a situation which is potentially prejudicial to the marketability of the balance of the portfolio". "Accordingly, the board has decided to pause the sales process with the preferred bidder, wh...
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